I'm not 100% sure, someone else could likely explain it better.Sooner or later, most users become bored with the same look of the operating system and visual adjustments are bound to appear in time. NET DWM (that comes incomplete by default), stability did not change at all. Despite 2 months which would usually have seen features or at least improvements to stability, these builds are basically the same as each other minus the fact 4088 has a. There was a lot of uncertainty around the componentisation stage, which led to close to 0 progress on development.Ī perfect example of this low development progress is the time between (build 4083 compiled) and J(build 4088 compiled). Likely this is due to componentised builds being more stripped down, which means some features are absent - programs likely relied on these features and code to work, so when they were removed bugs started popping up everywhere.
(4081-4083) can't install drivers through device manager due to a bug that causes the update drivers window to not open.broken DirectX (which prevents DWM from working) (40).Safe Mode is useless in componentized builds Safe Mode is broken and throws a BSOD, even if you fix it by restoring the registry values from a build with working Safe Mode the video driver will freeze.graphics drivers often don't work and cause the build to throw a BSOD every time unless booted in VGA mode.
I assume you mean what sort of bugs, so here's a few I know of: Bugs probably happened due to poorly written code overtime and the development team failing to properly test features before adding them (which led to post-reset builds being more stable due to features being properly tested and slowly introduced).
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